ISLANDERS are being urged to take part in a new survey examining people’s experiences of life in Jersey and identifying where improvements can be made.
The government is particularly keen to hear from Islanders with disabilities and long-term health conditions to ensure their experiences are fully represented.
The Living in Jersey Survey will provide a detailed picture of how people experience living in the Island.
Open to all Islanders, the survey will examine issues including accessibility, health and wellbeing, education, employment, housing, the cost of living, access to services and discrimination.
The findings will help identify remaining barriers and inform future priorities within the government’s Disability Strategy.
Social Security Minister Senator Elaine Millar said: “I would encourage all Islanders to take part, particularly people with disabilities and long-term health conditions, whose experiences and insights will help shape future priorities and inform the next stages of our work.”
The survey can be found online at survey.islandglobalresearch.com/s3/2026LivingJerseySurvey.
It can be accessed in alternative formats by contacting Island Global Research on 01481 716227 or info@islandglobalresearch.com.
